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Old 06-16-2009, 12:52 PM   #1
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Default Re: Discussion... Padron 1926th, 40th & 80th

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Ok, So pardon my complete newbness, but what is the difference between:
Padron 1926
Padron 1964
Padron 40th
Padron 80th?

I have only smoked the 1964 (not impressive) and have seen the 1926's, but I don't think I know what a 40th or 80th is.
The 40th & 80th are limited releases in the 1926 line. They retail for about $25 and $30 per stick (box price) respectively, compared to about $20/stick of a comparable vitola in the 1926 line. Not entirely sure of the differences--as Dave points out, they're all rolled from the same tobacco but with different aging. And CA named the 40th Cigar of the Year some time ago. I think that might be one of the reasons why Bruce started the thread--to discuss what the differences might be, especially to warrant the higher price.
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Old 06-16-2009, 01:00 PM   #2
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Default Re: Discussion... Padron 1926th, 40th & 80th

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the 40th & 80th are limited releases in the 1926 line. They retail for about $25 and $30 per stick (box price) respectively, compared to about $20/stick of a comparable vitola in the 1926 line. Not entirely sure of the differences--as dave points out, they're all rolled from the same tobacco but with different aging. And ca named the 40th cigar of the year some time ago. I think that might be one of the reasons why bruce started the thread--to discuss what the differences might be, especially to warrant the higher price.
thank you for clarifying that i was wondering what the differences were also.
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